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Diary entry for 1919-02-26
... even the French naval fleet! England will recognize Lenin (according to newspapers in Lyon!). Conflict between the Arbeiter-Zeitung and Der Abend: "… the Arbeiter Zeitung has declined, it has forgotten its responsibility" … "considers Socialism as its ...
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Diary entry for 1919-02-27
... Nations secured. Wilson's hope for a peace accord in June! A majority in the American Senate for the League of Nations. Start of the English miners' strike on March 15. Measures taken in England against Bolshevism. Bolshevism in Paris. France's demand for ...
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Diary entry for 1919-03-09
... Guilt" (to call the Kaiser to account!). "The Losses During the War," according to Dr. Winkler. Arbeiter-Zeitung, the blockade lifted: "France is still fearful of Germany" … "to keep it permanently powerless" … "politics of French imperialism" … "the ...
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Diary entry for 1919-04-14
... begins to grasp that Wilson's plan has failed!). Germany will not give up its colonies (according to colonial minister Bell). The draft of the League of Nations. Richard Strauss to Karpath: he will honor his contract. Neues Wiener Journal (midday edition ...
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Diary entry for 1925-08-25
... its vital essence, art knows no Wall of China, it is even based first and foremost on the involvement of a class of people who (compare Schiller's "On the Sublime" (?)), removed from life's worries, approach art in accordance with their talent. One may ...
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Diary entry for 1927-07-17
... Schattendorf trial. We still find a few papers from which we nonetheless learn some things. According to these, events may have taken something like the following course: The jury acquitted the accused, that is, they have recognized in them an "emergency force ...
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Diary entry for 1936-08-05
... , das Obst ist leider schlecht hier, aber – Obst – fein! Ein Schlummerlied werde ich heute nicht brauchen!! August 5 Everything goes according to plan! Noëmi comes to the train station with a large bouquet of flowers. We sit chatting for another half an ...
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Diary entry for 1899-10-01
... the older dramatic technique.) Accordingly, the audience member, faced with the characters in his plays, has to go to precisely the trouble of fathoming out as he does in everyday life; and only excellent judges of human nature ‒ thus again writers ...
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Diary entry for 1910-11-27
... derives directly from the supernatural. By contrast, the trust of the Jews in their God is boundless. Even when in direst need, they feel themselves sheltered in His bosom; accordingly, they are convinced of victory. Unimagined strengths break forth: A ...
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Diary entry for 1914-08-04
... returning to Germany, although he had already been working in Austria for twelve years and ran a hotel business in Meran. Thus it was not compulsion that commanded him to return to his homeland; he went of his own accord, but admittedly with a wounded heart ...